Xbox one in eight countries delayed to 2014 launch

According to the Wall Street Journal, Microsoft today posted an announcement on its official website that the launch of the new game host Xbox One in 8 countries will be postponed to 2014, including Denmark, the Netherlands and Russia. The company said the delay was partly due to the work of translating software into local languages, and to "building partnerships that will bring applications and interesting local content to countries". Microsoft said it would give a free game to the affected consumers when they landed in their country by the Xbox One. The delay was the latest in a disappointing episode since the new generation of Xbox was released in May. Many consumers are frustrated by the high prices offered by Microsoft and the new rules banning the transfer and trading of game discs. In addition, Don Mattrick, head of Microsoft's Xbox business, Tang Mattrick as Zynga's CEO. Microsoft said it would also launch its Xbox One in 13 countries in November, including the United States, Britain, France, Ireland and New Zealand, according to its original plan. (Lebang)